UNC Health Southeastern Community Health Services

09/03/2025

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08/20/2025

UNC Health Southeastern recently welcomed three new physicians to its cardiology program: Interventional Cardiologists Muhammad Ahsan, MD, and lshtiaque Mohiuddin, MD, PhD, and Cardiologist John Brooks, MD.

08/19/2025

08/13/2025

Kick up your boots & let's roll the dice!
UNC Health Southeastern Foundation Advocates Boots & BBQ: Rodeo Royale is Friday, Nov. 14 with BBQ, live music, dancing & casino fun-all for a cause that matters.

This year, we’re ALL IN for Gibson Cancer Center, helping create the place where patients take their first steps toward hope.

📅 Save the date & stay tuned—because hope starts here, and we’re betting on you!

08/12/2025

UNC Health Southeastern has been named a 2025 recipient of a $40,000 Social Impact Mini-Grant from the North Carolina Healthcare Foundation. The grant will be used to implement an Expanding Access to Care with Uber Health program, which will address transportation challenges for medical services.

08/07/2025

RCORP Consortium invites you to honor a life lost or impacted by overdose by submitting a tribute.

08/05/2025

National Night Out has been postponed due to weather.

08/01/2025

Peer pressure is real and relentless. From parties to group chats, your teen is navigating tough choices every day. But they don’t have to do it alone. Read the blog and start supporting your teen today. https://bit.ly/4ljdow3

What’s one value you want your teen to hold onto when they face peer pressure? Share below ⬇️

07/24/2025

“All forms of art can be beneficial in boosting mental health. Benefits include: increase in self-esteem, reduction in anxiety/stress, improving communication, and fostering creativity,” said Dr. Frank Clark, a psychiatrist with Prisma Health.

Today, PrivilegesPlus members created brilliant butterflies that burst out of frames using bleeding tissue.

Full article in comments. Actual photos of today's butterflies!

07/15/2025

When the weather gets hot, it’s fun to be outside, but it’s also important to stay safe. Too much heat can make you very sick. Two of the most serious heat-related illnesses are heat exhaustion and heat stroke. Knowing the difference between them can help save lives.